A Trailblazer In The Field Of Montessori Education In Ghana: Celebrating A Celebrity Montessorian At 37 Years

In recent years, the Montessori education system has gained tremendous popularity for its child-centred approach to learning.

Her innovative approach to Montessori adult education has earned her recognition not just in her local community, but around the world.

From a nursery teaching background as a specialized teacher supporting reading development through phonics, an opportune job interview in 2006 at a leading Montessori school in Ghana (Gingerbread House) spiked her curiosity to embark on her discovery of true authentic Montessori education of young children leading her to embark on her long lived journey of bringing Montessori in it’s full authenticity and specific traditions in practice to her country Ghana, which was completely obscured from the education terrain.

This misconception was also fueled by miseducation or a total lack of education about Montessori, it’s application and it’s practice within the early years workforce that seemed associated or attracted to it’s name.

For over a decade in the early childhood development and education space, her quest has been to bring Montessori as authentic and true and in-depth as Montessori herself would deem fit, to the early years workforce.

The effort of MCG’s founder pioneering authentic Montessori practice in Ghana has not gone unrecognized by the global Montessori community

She built her training development college & consulting/coaching business centred around client/student experience combining a background in Montessori Early Childhood / developmental psychology and international business studies and administration while leveraging her professional experience in Client relations.